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6 Weeks Pg, Weird/almost No Symptoms

I'm 6 weeks pg and having weird/almost no preg symptoms. I took a hpt, which came out positive and now my doctor is checking the hormone levels in my blood. I will get results on Monday and do a follow-up test on Wed to see if levels are rising. This is my 5th pregnancy and so far it doesn't feel like any of the others. I currently have no breast tenderness, no nausea, which I had with my other 4 pregnancies. My other 4 pregnancies were all very similar, which is why I'm wondering if this pregnancy is possibly not working. I am fine if it isn't, so no worries there. Just wondering if anyone had breast tenderness come and go or dropoff and still be pregnant? Thanks in advance.

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Hey A., Not to worry, except for my missed period, I had barely any (to no) symptoms at all with my last (and 5th) pregnancy. You will be fine, Don't worry. Good Luck to you.

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Lol, my first pregnancy was like that. Also including spotting and period like symptoms monthly. Had a healthy 7 lb 15 oz baby boy a week late with no problems. Thought that was what pregnancy was . My second one (8 yrs later) was terrible. I only craved my easy pregnancy. Both boys were 7 lbs. BE Happy. You are lucky. As long as your levels rise there is no need to worry.

Hey A., Not to worry, except for my missed period, I had barely any (to no) symptoms at all with my last (and 5th) pregnancy. You will be fine, Don't worry. Good Luck to you.

I've only had one pregnancy, but I had no breast tenderness. I also really didn't start feeling nausea at around 8 weeks, so maybe your time hasn't come yet. I also agree that all pregnancies are different. I think you should feel lucky that your body is taking it really well this time around! If you don't have any symptoms of real concern then just relax and take care of yourself :)

Every pregnancy is different. When I was pregnant for the first time with my now 13 month old, I didn't have any of the normal pregnancy symptoms either. The only symptoms I had throughout my pregnancy in later stages is a big belly and peeing a lot. Good luck!

first off, CONGRATS! second, you're fine! your body just knows what its doing by now. take it as a blessing that youre not having symptoms! im pregnant with my 3rd, and the only way i know im preggers is i feel the baby kicking like crazy, and in the first 2 1/2 months my face broke out like a teenager. other than that, i have no cravings, no nausea, no breast tenderness, NOTHING... and its wonderful :) my belly popped out at like 12 weeks, and now im 19 weeks and im not really a whole lot bigger, i just started showing way early. so again, congrats on the pregnancy! with four other kids i hope they give you lots of help instead of headaches :)

I have had four children myself. Just to let you know, the last one was way different than the others and I was concerned about similar things that you are mentioning. Every thing was fine with the pregnancy pretty much... my midwife just gave me the "all pregnancies are different" reason. I was of course still concerned because my symptoms and such were different. I guess that's just how it goes. Of course, there COULD be something up, but I don't think the symptoms you are mentioning would suggest anything.

All 3 of my pregnancies were VERY different from each other. The last one I had almost no symptoms besides exhaustion (working full time with 2 young ones at home) and the other two I was sick with. But my first I was sick the ENTIRE time until the minute she was born, literally. But they were all very different. I definitely think getting your levels checked is a great starting point. I wish you the best!

I did have that happen and it was an ectopic pregnancy. I'm not saying that is what yours is, but your doctor checking the levels in your blood is the first test to get. If they continue to rise, you should be fine. If they are dropping, it could be ectopic and would need to be taken care of immediately. Good luck!

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